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While trav’ling through
the world below,
Where sore afflictions come,
My soul abounds with joy to know
That I will rest at home.
Carry me home, when my life is o’er;
Then carry me to
my long-sought home,
Where pain is felt no more.
My soul’s delight has been to sing
Of glorious days to come,
When I shall, with my God and King,
Forever rest at home.
Carry me home, when my life is o’er;
Then carry me to
my long-sought home,
Where pain is felt no more.
Yes when my eyes
are closed in death,
My body cease to roam,
I’ll bid farewell to all below,
And meet my friends at home.
Carry me home, when my life is o’er;
Then carry me to
my long-sought home,
Where pain is felt no more.
And then I want these lines to be
Inscribed upon my tomb,
“Here lies the dust of SRP,
His spirit sings at home.”
Carry me home, when my life is o’er;
Then carry me to
my long-sought home,
Where pain is felt no more.
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LYRICS
Meter:
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8 6 8 6 (C.M.) and refra
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Trans/Adapted:
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Dates:
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1857
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Bible Refs:
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MUSIC
Name:
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PENICK
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Meter:
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8 6 8 6 (C.M.) and refra
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Writer(s):
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Dates:
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1857
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